VH1 is expanding on its 'Tough Love' franchise by ordering eight episodes of a show that is to include couples, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

The spinoff, aptly titled 'Tough Love: Couples,' will feature 'Tough Love' star Steve Ward and his mother JoAnn. The two will assess the relationships of the couples just before they are set to marry, determining if they are fit to tie the knot together.

This is certainly not the first time VH1 has spun off off their popular shows, sometimes unnecessarily. In fact, there are so many spinoffs of their reality shows, we have compiled a list of just the worst ones.

AOL TV editors Katy Kroll and Sandy Deane debate whether 'Dating in the Dark' is a good idea and if 'More to Love' will be a fair depiction of the plus-size dating world.

Plus, we pick apart Katie Holmes' performance on 'So You Think You Can Dance,' Jay Leno's ads for his new show and Daisy de la Hoya's choice for a beau on 'Daisy of Love.'

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Apparently, Daisy De La Hoya believes in second chances.

The infamous 'Daisy of Love' star picked London (aka Joshua Lee) over Flex during last night's season finale, ending a turbulent journey for the couple. Earlier in the season, London voluntarily left the competition, only to return later when he realized he still had feelings for Daisy.

Daisy and London can now enjoy a life of happiness and bliss together -- at least until 'Daisy of Love' season 2.

This week on TV: the 'Torchwood' season premiere (and finale!), 'So You Think You Can Dance''s 100th episode and Daisy finally picks her man.

'Torchwood' (9PM, BBCA) 3rd season premiere
Even the most devoted fans of 'Doctor Who' spin-off 'Torchwood' are in for more than a few surprises and one big treat of a miniseries with this five-night (Mon.-Fri., 9PM each night) special that serves as the show's third season.

Captain Jack and his (few) remaining cohorts are up against a particularly wily foe this time, as a race of aliens – with a shocking connection to Jack – is demanding 10 percent of Earth's children, lest they release a deadly virus that will kill millions.

TV Land Awards
(Sun., 8PM, TV Land)
NPH in the house ... if only the Emmy and Oscar show folk chose their hosts so wisely.

'How I Met Your Mother' star - and self-professed TV fan – Neil Patrick Harris hosts the seventh annual salute to classic TV, which this year includes nods to funny fella Don Rickles, 'Magnum P.I.''s Tom Selleck, 'M*A*S*H,' 'Knots Landing,' 'Home Improvement' and trippy kiddie show producers Sid and Marty Krofft.

The show, taped last week in Los Angeles, also includes presenters like Amy Poehler, Jimmy Kimmel, Dr. Phil, Teri Hatcher and Will Ferrell, who stars in the June 5 remake of a Krofft boob tube classic, 'Land of the Lost.'